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WHERE IS NAFDAC!!! hope these kids are safe.


wahala dey! before you say 'Jack', officials delegated with this policy will pocket over 75% of the funds and serve the poor children coloured water as tea and share a tiny loaf of 'Agege bread' amongst 50 children.

@quomo:

it's not difficult to tell that you are another member of oyedepo's militaristic deliverance church. game? tight? i can't remember telling you i'm competing for any trophy. there is no competition on this forum. since you claim to believe in subjectivity and individual opinion, why criticise my reactions?. Jesus [b]chase[/b] with whips. whom did he flog with the whips? being on bended knees alone is a sign of submission. lets be blunt about these and stop being sentimental. Oyedepo was NOT civilised in what he did. if at all others subsequently gave their lives to Christ on that spot, they did it out of fear and anxiety of not being beaten or 'cut down' by oyedepo. shikena!!

@omo-pastor:

your defence of your pastor lacks substance. it's baseless and irrational. go hide your ugly head in shame. it's people like you who constantly support the oppression of the weak. yes! i'm losing it because it's heart rending to see Nigerians being molested and assaulted at the slightest opportunity by those they entrust their votes to, people they revere, custodians of their safety and security. we see these things all the time on TV. the churches used to be a place of solace and refuge for many poor Nigerians and that, to a large extent explains why there are churches springing up sporadically. standard of living has been made very intolerable but many Nigerians keep praying and believing that 'one day' things will change. in other countries, people react violently for a change (Egypt, Libya, Tunisia e.t.c). however, religion has to a large extent, pacified many Nigerians with hopes and prayers. it's the last thing they are clinging on to. those who give them these hopes on the other hand, capitalise on their naivety  to enrich themselves (as a matter of fact, the man in question has over 4 private jets and a university the average Nigerian cannot afford). as if that is not enough, they have now joined the league of oppressors of the common man by not only stripping them of their meagre income as 'offerings' but are also on the verge of turning churches now to a place of physical assault (beating, slapping,murder, e.t.c - oyedepo, rev.King e.t.c) in the name of deliverance.

omo-pastor, solicitor and advocate of assault and battery. reason before you write and talk. your words show u are less than a baby.

This is just a clear evidence for those still in doubt and those who have hitherto been deluded that Oyedepo (or whatever he calls himself) is not a christian. I just wonder what differentiates him from other miscreants & Hoodlums (agberos) at oshodi-oke who hurl slaps and assault passengers. i cant remember the Jesus he preaches slapping anyone in the bible, neither can I remember Jesus condemning anyone kneeling at the temple of grace. a biblical story recounts the case of a woman who was almost assaulted by the crowd - poised to cast stones at her, but Christ shunned them by asking whosoever was without sin to first cast the stone.

Nigerians have been brainwashed far too long by these sweet/smooth talkers masquerading as MOG. if he could do this in public, just imagine what he'll probably do with less people watching. the young woman apparently couldn't express herself fluently or articulately. watch the reaction of the others who were also kneeling. they were so petrified that they stammered at his subsequent questions lest he mauls them also. Salvation is no longer free or by conviction, it's by compulsion from this barbaric display of Oyedepo. he could as well have come up to them with a revolver and blow their brains out for answering his questions wrongly. a Russian roulette would have been more appropriate. anyway, do you blame him? blame the astronomical level of illiteracy, ignorance and poverty in the country. what else do you expect other than oppression from a country where human rights has got no place. their leaders slap them at will, security operatives (police, military e.t.c) slap them at random, politicians strip & whip them like beasts, lectures molest and assault even the ones in the university, tugs on high streets are not left out to whip their faces,, now pastors! naija people don suffer.

and for omopastor, you are a disgrace to all fools like you. you are a big shame to your generation for coming out boldly in a forum with a wealth of intellectuals as this to defend this dastardly act. I'm sure as an ardent supporter of this uncouth pastor, you are most likely to be one of his disciples. sooner or later, he'll slap you with both hands with all his strength and I would be so glad to see your eye balls jump out of its sockets rolling on the floor. a sequel permanent eye or ear damage would serve you right!

please dont forget what we discussed on phone. i'm still waitng for your response. kindly e-mail me on info4patty@yahoo.com or text +447550239559. thanks

hw many rooms are in d bq?

duplex for 1.5mil? is this for real?

pictures pls. very interested in this

you guys are always biased towards US. how about those of us in UK.

900 serious buyer. - if its got no transmission problem, how long is it registered? inbox me details - info4patty@yahoo.com

to make matters worse, the picture is not even a 2005 camry pix. the guy surely has something up his sleeves.

@ Sienna: after this elaborate list, I just lost all enthusiasm.

poster: u better be sure you mean what you just posted. this forum does not entertain this kind of jokes. 1mil if you are serious. and get all original papers ready with at least 3 witnesses, a lawyer and a police man.

@Sienna: thanks - U understand my fears perfectly. A friend who saw the car has equally advised me not to mutilate the car by carelessly dabbling into the hands of our Alaba technicians masquerading as engineers. they are so hungry to start butchering the car without mercy. I'm afraid I may just have to let the car be 'cos I'v heard so many sad stories.

I'm really grateful for your contributions. if I hadn't asked, I just wonder what stories I may be left to narrate after 'cut and paste' engineers are done with my car. 

@Engrr: hehehehehe . thnks.

the technician is suggesting that I cut the dashbord since he cannot sort the dashbord easily. I'm a lil bit reluctant to resort to his suggestions. just wondering if he's going to mask the cut edges with super glue or cello-tapes.

1.3 m offer?

@sienna: pls what does a bulkhead mean. sounds scarry 'cos i currently intend to convert a 2003 toyota avensis. all nigerian technicians i'v consulted suggest that they may have to cut the dashbord and use it because sorting for the dashbord is a herculean task. do you think it's a rational idea?

Phil247: guy abeg send me this your auto consultant who has been able to impeccably convert 12 cars for you. I get contract for the guy

email: info4patty@yahoo.com

thanks Ikenna. At least you have been able to clarify what a steering wheel is clearly (i.e also known literally in common parlance as 'steering' ). however, you RAM, ATF etc all sound too complicated . it's ok sha. i understand i'm not in an MEE class so, i may never understand the ATF RAMS e.t.c

thanks all the same - i get the picture you are painting.

guy pls help with pix

interested but would like to see the pix online as I'm not currently in Lagos but will be coming in soon.

@obojo: you just escalated my confusion. while some people believe that German and other European cars are easiest to convert, your opinion holds the contrary (Japanese products). My question: which is actually easier/easiest to convert if one must take this risk?

Hello Mech/Auto engineers on the forum

Please I wish to know the difference between a steering wheel and a steering rack. I am tempted to purchase an eye catching Toyota Avensis 2003 from the UK. The owner admits it has a bad steering wheel. since I will explore the possibilities of converting it from RHD to LHD in Nigeria, I am of the assumption that the bad steering wheel may not mean much becuase the steering rack will be removed and replace with an LHD steering rack (but that if steering rack is synonymous with steering rack - I really dont know as I know next to nothing in auto-mechnics) Please I need clarifications before I dabble foolishly into a financially sabotaging mission.

i have a very clean tokunbo 2000 model. last i'm giving it out is 1mil. it's absolutely stunning I'm so reluctant to sell it. but i just have to let it go. send me yur e-mail for pictures.

how much ? & what do you mean by short let? how short is the short please be specific.

dis car is sweet. let mi know your last price please: info4patty@yahoo.com

i can't believe the junk i'm reading. 3 good pages of garbage and irrational solutions being proffered to a simple perennial problem. to make matters worse, members of the forum whom I hold in high esteem based on their reputation for very articulate comments are busy supporting 'okada' (bike) as a practical solution to daily nightmarish traffic in Lagos. oh my Goshhh!!! all hope is lost! I used to be on of the last bastions of hope that today's youth will hopefully deliver Nigerians from their plagues. alas, i'v been proven wrong by this thread.

and for you originator of this thread, thanks a bunch for your advice. I don't think you have visited igbobi lately. else, you'll discard your okada and perhaps chose to sprint to work.

its more than a week now & we are stil waiting for your pictures

there's no extra charge for uploading pictures o! d least you could do is post some pix. dat gives yur audience some idea & if it suits their demand, they'll come for it.

can you post some pictures please?

pictures please. and location?

executive 2 bed. rooms en-suit. nice location in Lekki, Ajah, Gbagda, maryland, Atunrase or Ajao estate. pictures please. tnx